
Explore malware and trojans, basics of C and C++, and reverse shells within a controlled ethical hacking environment, plus apache server concepts for defense.
Explore what malware is through examples of trojans, from remote access to data stealing and destructive variants, and learn defense strategies to prevent and mitigate attacks.
Install the code blocks C and C++ compiler across Windows, Linux, and Mac environments, configure GCC as default, and set file associations for smooth building of programs.
Discover how hackers download and install extra tools like Adobe shockwave player and netcat, use a game such as snow craft to deceive users, and monitor network traffic via ports.
Explore how hackers create a malware program, integrating netcat and daemon mode, loading in background processes, and infiltrating victim machines while showcasing debugging and infection prep.
Set up an Apache server on Cali Linux, move malware to a proxy server, and deliver a Trojan to a test victim via FTP using FileZilla.
Demonstrates how a zip file disguised as a game triggers a reverse shell on a victim's Windows XP machine, enabling control of the victim's machine.
Learn how attackers identify targets through Apache access logs and use the Metasploit framework to craft exploits and establish a reverse shell.
Learn how attackers connect to a victim on a different network using the cat utility on the attacker server and the end caps utility on the victim, through port 4444.
Explore using the metasploit framework and msf venom to create a Windows payload and a reverse TCP exploit, configuring host and port for delivery.
This course will teach you how hackers create malware and trojans. You will learn how to install the tools that hackers use to create malware. You will discover how to use additional addon programs that hackers will use to create malware.
This course will take you on a journey of learning what malware is, how to create malware, how to upload malware to a server, and how a victim will install this malware on their machine and how you can get control over a victim's computer.
This course is for educational purposes only and to show you how hackers use freely available tools to create nasty malware that is very difficult for the average user to detect.
Once you are able to understand how hackers think, you will be able to use your new skills to continue your learning in ethical hacking and penetration testing.
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